50 years of Deadly. And the next 50? They’re in good hands. ❤️ This NAIDOC Week we’re celebrating First Nations health heroes who are walking alongside their communities. Chelsea started the midwifery graduate program at Rockhampton Hospital this year. ‘I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and developing partnerships with women and their families through their journey into parenthood, in particular working with Indigenous women through my rotation with Gumma Gundoo,’ she said. The Gumma Gundoo service provides culturally appropriate care and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families during pregnancy and in the early weeks after you’ve had your baby. ‘It’s sacred, it’s profound and it’s transformative because it breaks down barriers and women feel culturally and emotionally valued when accessing healthcare.’ Andrew is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advanced health worker with specialist palliative care services at Mackay Base Hospital. Just two months into t...